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# Configuring handling of .pptx file components
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**Required dataset permission:** Edit dataset settings
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On the **Dataset settings** page, the **PowerPoint Settings** section contains settings to determine how to work with different types of components in .pptx files.
PowerPoint Settings section of the Dataset settings page
## Configuring how to handle .pptx images
For .pptx images, you can either:
* Use OCR to redact the image content. When you select this option, Textual looks for and blocks out sensitive values in the image.
* Ignore the images and leave them as is in the output.
* Replace the images with black boxes.
On the **Dataset settings** page, under **Image settings for PPTX files**:
* To redact the image content, click **Redact contents of images using OCR**.
* To ignore the images, click **Ignore images during scan**.
* To replace the images with black boxes, click **Replace images from the output file with black boxes**.
## Configuring how to handle .pptx tables
For tables in .pptx files, you can either:
* Redact the table content. This treats the table content in the same way as the other text in the file.
* Block out the table conten.
On the **Dataset settings** page, under **Table settings for PPTX files**:
* To redact the table content, click Redact content using the entity type configuration.
* To block out the table content, click Block out all table cell content.
## Configuring whether to remove comments
To remove comments from .pptx files, toggle **Remove comments from the output file** to the on position.
## Configuring whether to remove logos
Separate from the configuration for images, you can configure whether to specifically remove logos from .pptx files. This includes logos in images and in slide notes.
To remove logos, toggle **Remove detected logos from images** to the on position.
## Configuring whether to remove signatures
Separate from the configuration for images, you can configure whether to specifically remove signatures that display in images.
To remove signatures from .pptx files, toggle **Remove detected signatures from pictures** to the on position.
## Configuring whether to remove faces
Separate from the configuration for images, you can configure whether to specifically remove faces that display in images.
To remove faces from .pptx files, toggle **Remove detected faces from pictures** to the on position.
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